There are two ways we think. We have a deliberate way of thinking and a quick way of thinking. One thing to take into consideration when writing is that you do not have one brain; you have two. It is important to take into consideration these two halves of yourself, and the ways we think. […]
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Egocentrism is the idea that a person is unable to take another person’s perspective. Though baby and toddlers often come to mind first when this idea comes up, egocentrism is present in everyone. On this week’s episode, I talk about how egocentrism impacts writing. How does it play out? What should a writer do? How
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Short term memory capacity is limited. When reading, a person uses short term memory to understand, and the writer needs to take this capacity into account. Having deleted an entire episode, I, distracted by what I am reading rather than what I had planned, discuss connecting psychology to the scientific method to synthesis, cognitive science,
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